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NAAR EEA AEEAR FRE A) SBS NY 1YEARANNUAL..... SYEARANNUAL ..... Guaranteed Investment Certificates 21.0% 18.5% 20.75% 17.75% Rates Subject to Change without Notice. Fett iN waif AEN] Tt ARTEL FRA 23 LMS Shan SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. "COUNT THE CARTRIDGES" CONTEST FILLIN YOURENTRY TODAY. YOU COULD WIN ONE OF 3 GRAND PRIZES! Enter Soon. Contest closes Saturday, September 12,1981. ARN AS SADE IER MAR SOWA 10) FAG EXTON i Og ve . PAY v ota IR Yelverton area news by Harvey Malcolm A miscellaneous shower was tendered Miss Carol Finney in the Yelverton United Church basement on Wednesday, August 5th in anticipation of her forth- coming marriage on August 15th. - The shower was arranged by Carol's team- mates of the Yelverton Girls Softball team. Following a poetic address read by Mona Malcolm, Carol was pre- sented with a variety of useful gifts and was assisted by her bridesmaids in open- ing of same. Carol ably expressed her appreciation for gifts and to those who arranged the shower. Lunch concluded the evenings activities. PEN & INK Liquid Paper (Reg. $1.25 each) Back to School Price: $1.89 -- PKG.OF 2 -- PAPERMATE ERASER- MATE (Reg. $2.49) Back to School Price: $1.49 BIC CRAYONS (Reg. $1.49) Back to School Price: .98¢ -- PKG.OF7 -- ~ port perry S XQ "ALL HILROY &ACCO SCHOOL SUPPLIES AVAILABLE HERE! Stationery & Office Supply 235 Queen St, - Port Perry - 985-7383 ARV BALA Ftd ¥ 5 gt Barbecues were the order of the day on Saturday in this area. The Victoria County Pork Producers held a most successful Port Barbecue (sausage, ribs and chops) at the Ops arena on Saturday evening. Some 1040 tickets were sold on this occasion. The meat was delicious and the lineups were handled expediently. Chairman of Victoria County Pork Pro- ducers, Jim Brown with all his volunteer chefs and assistants are to be com- mended for a job well done. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Robin- son also held their annual pork barbecue on Saturday when a whole pig was cooked on a spit. Some two dozen friends of Laurie and Clares enjoyed this pork delicacy and social evening that followed. Mr. and Mrs. Helmut Lorwen of Missauga, Ontario , were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm on Saturday evening and took in the Victoria County Pork BBQ. Helmut is the recently appointed General Manager of the Ontario Pork Producers Association. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gundrie of Barrie spent a couple of days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Terry Malcolm and family. Harvey Malcolm attended a joint meeting of the Foxboro, U.C.0. Branch on Wednesday at Belleville, which includes representa- tives of Foxboro, Picton, Grafton, Campbellford and ~ Stirling-Stockdale Coops. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russo and Jeff entertained a girl- friend of Judy's - the former Christie Harper, her hubby - and family last week end. Pleased to learn that Mr. Paul Mappin is continuing to improve daily. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bowen and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Frew, each of whom welcomed a fine baby daughter this past week "courtesy of their wives Marleah (Malcolm) and Judy (Dart) respectively. ~ Mr. Murray Malcolm is being initiated into his first experience as a '"Grand- pappy." Mrs. Hazel Gray and his sister, Mrs. Betty Escossery of Toronto returned from an extended tour of Europe on Monday past. Their tour the Passport to Europe had a total group of 53 members starting in Amsterdam passed through Germany, Austria, Italy, France, Belgium and ended up in Amsterdam. An opportunity was afforded to sample the food 4nd culture indigenous to the country they were travelling thru. The ladies report their holiday to be a most interesting and inform- ative one and their lodgings most comfortable. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gray,. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Semcszyszyn and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones spent a most Strawberry Threads IScoming to PORT PERRY! LORIE ley SVR AERA a BIN Fr Att LR FB SA " HARE i re RAS Ea SLT 2 [1 5 VASA RUPP SE AN FR SO 5 aka ARERR Sek enjoyable weeks. holiday on a houseboat touring the Kawartha Fenelon to Lake Simcoe and thru Peterborough. and various points on the Trent system. KX The Yelverton girls soft- ball team lost both of there games at the Beaverton Ball tournament this week end each by a one run margin. - The Yelverton Hockey team sponsored a golf tourn- ament on Saturday near Shirley with several local golf enthusiasts participa- ting. - Congratulations and best Lakes from wishes are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wright on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. Mel and Ella have provided excellent as rural mail carriers for this area for -many years having taken over the route from Mels dad who also drove the route for many years with horse and buggy or cutter through all kinds of weather. Congratulations, too if belated, to Mr, and Mrs. Joe McCullough of Balyduff who observed an auspicious 70th wedding anniversary on Sunday. ! 'Council supports Via rail fighters The passenger group fight- ing the Via rail closing between Havelock and Toronto got another ally 'Monday afternoon when Scugog Township council passed a resolution in favour of keeping the line in opera- tion. : The resolution, which was passed unanimously by council, calls for the federal government through Via Rail to keep up the service, or have the Ontario govern- ment include the line in its Go train system. Scugog Mayor Taylor will present the council's resolution at a special meeting this Wednes- day (August 19) in Peter- Jerry borough of a committee of MP's under the direction of Don Mazankowski, former Transport Minister for the Conservatives. . The closing of the Via line from Havelock to Toronto has led to a storm of protest by those who use the daily train, and a group headed by Les Parkes of Port Perry says it will fight to keep the line open. Municipal governments in areas affected by the announced closing have been throwing = their support behind the groups who want to keep the lines open, and there was a rally in Port Perry last Sunday afternoon. (see separate story) Will study purchase of Works Depot Scugog Township just might be interested in buy- ing the Durham Region Works depot in Manchester, if the price is right. The Region has offered the depot to Scugog as Durham will soon have a new tacility on Regional Road 1, west of Utleg, sri 2 Although the offer to pur- chase from the Region Honour couple A picnic supper was held on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Watson by the Lake Scugog Historical Society Choir to honour Rev. and Mrs. Victor Parsons and family of Blackstock before they move to their new home in Colborne. This talented musical family will be greatly missed by the choir. The Parsons were presented with a gift and a sing song followed. There were over 40 -in attendance including out of town guests, Rev. and Mrs. Mark Reeves of Sandycove Acres, Stroud and Mr. and Mrs. Danny Reesor and family of Agincourt. DENTURE THERAPIST \ 66 Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-5291 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 contained no price tag, council was told that appar- ently Durham is not going to give the site and two build- ings away for the nominal sum of $1. Council Monday afternoon at first expressed little © interest in buying the site, but Regional - councillor Lawrence Malcolm sug- gested that at least the Township should find out what the Region's _ asking price is. Councillor Malcolm point- ed out that Durham may sell the site cheap in light of the fact it has a restrictive zon- ing on it, and any change in. the zoning would require a by-law from Scugog council. HOSPITAL REPORT Week Ending August 13th Admissions ..................... 28 BD 31 1 2 DEANS ...otnippminmassrmmrsssios 1 Emergencies ................. 221 Operations ...................... 13 Discharged ..................... 36 Remaining ...................... 3 163 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa 579-8752 wr nn nn a Te ne TT TT